The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-17
PERSONAL.

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN spent S20, 600 to secure
a pardon for the executed Anarchists
SENATOR INGALLS, much talked-ofnove a
satire on Washington life, is said to be almost
ready for publication.
Mrs. I.ArGHroN. of Washington, has presented
her daughter. Mrs. De Pedros, nee Berghmann.
with an income Of $4,000 year.
Mas Brown POTTER has souvenir from the
Prince OF Wales in the shape of diamond
pendant representing the Princes crest, three
feathers
IT Is DECLARED that Secretary Bayard is not
even acquainted with the lady to whom Needless
rumor is trying 10 marry him within year of
his wifeS death.
THE funeral of Sarah L. Williams of Doug
laston, l.. l.. on Sunday, was attended by her
son, aged T; ; years, and seventeen grandchildren
She as 81 years old.
Col. FRED GRANT telegraphed to the Hon.
Fred Cook, his successful opponent for the Sec
rrtsryship Of State: Accept my congratua-
lions upon your election"
THE building for the Ramona Indian Girls
school at santa Fc. y. d.. concentrating
Helen Hunt Jackson, will cost $4,000, being
arranged 10 accommodate $50 pupils.
CAPT WILLIAM P. BLACK one of the counsel
for the Chicago Anarchists who delivered an
GRAFTON over their graves, is brother of Gen.
Black, the Commissioner of Pensions.
FRED McCRUN, a Titusyife telegrapher made
day. sending nifty eight words a minute for
forty-six minutes, total of nearly 300 words
GENUINE SENSATION was caused in Sheboy-
gan, Wis recently by the announcement of the
marriage Of Mr.. Joseph Keller. aged y years
to Miss Mary Baucknecht, of Mantowoc, Wis,
aged 10.
A poEx by Thomas Hood was published for
the first time in a recent number of NttrydV's
Magazine It was written for the Islington
Literary Society and read at their first meeting
in October. 1890, when Hood, then y, was Presi-
dent OF that organization
ARTHUR W. DICK n Brooklyn man, who dis.
appeared in $780, left behind HIM will which
was taken into the courts for probate. As il was
proved that he had threatened to terminate his
life, he has been iudicially pronounced dead,
which will make IL extremely awkward for him
il he should turn up.
MEEa NIAIBoB ALI KHAN is the signature of the
Nyzam of Hyderabad's letter to the Anglo
Indian government sending $4,000, 900 for from.
tier defenses The Prince concludes his COM
muncation with these words: This is my offer
in the time of peace. At later stage you can
count upon my sword"
Hone YEN CHANG, ESQ. is the first Chinese
lawyer, IL is believed to be admitted to practice
in this country. Mr.. Chang, who is graduate
of the Columbia Law School. was admitted last
week, in New York, and though he is free to ac-
cumulate general practice, will with the pro
fessonal fellow feeling make a speciality of his
countrymen's legal interests.
WARREN g. AMDA, who has been elected to
Congress from Rhode Island, commenced work
ing for living when only years old In cotton
mil He remained there ten years, acquiring
in the meantime a good common school educa
ton After seven years spent in storekeeping
he engaged In cotton manufacture, from which
he acquired considerable fortune.
BY the death of David Mahoney Washington
loses AN interesting character For the last
quarter of a century Mahoney has been William
McGarrahsn's hacker in the lattsr's fight in
Congress to establish his claim to the New Idria
Quicksilver Mines, the richest mines of their
kind in the world Mahoney and McGarrahan
were inseparable companions. Both had known
what 1t was TO be worth millions, and both had
suffered poverty. Mahoney owned Crystal Lake.
San Francisco. and because he would not accept
g., 800 goo which the city offered him for Il he
died poor He thought the lake worth more
than the amount offered, and his pride would
not allow him to accept IL.